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HomeMy WebLinkAboutQuotes were probably part of the writings Thomas Haynes Bayl (2013_12_13 15_50_21 UTC)Quotes were probably part of the writings Thomas Haynes Bayly (1797 - 1839) was a miscellaneous writer and son of a wealthy lawyer in Bath. Originally intended for the law, he changed his mind and thought of entering the Church, but abandoned this idea also, and gave himself to writing for the stage and the periodical press. He is chiefly known for his songs, of which he wrote hundreds, which, set to the music of Bishop and other eminent composers, found universal acceptance. Some were set to his own music. He also wrote several novels and a number of farces, etc. Although making a large income from his writings, in addition to that of his wife, he fell into embarrassed circumstances. Among the best known of his songs are I'd be a Butterfly, Oh, no, we never mention Her, and She wore a Wreath of Roses. He may be regarded as, excepting Moore, the most popular song writer of his time. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Presented to Abagail Travis by her friends in the year 1851. Enfield Tompkins Co. NY I’d be a butterfly born in a bower living where roses and violets meet. Roving forever from flower to flower and kissing all buds that are pretty and sweet. Edmund Weatherby – Enfield I gathered many a pretty rose among lifes pleasant walk. But now folded and I found kneen thorns upon their stalks. – Mary Ann Holly – Enfield Over the hills it uses. Over the seas it edges. Never seen nor heard by man. But often times it changes. – Enfield T(h)ompkins co. NY – March 13 1850 Noah Holly A block to _____ I sometimes lend. In memory of a distant friend. When at t this block you glance a look Remember through from whom ____ took. Lorenzo Fertius? Gibbs – Newfield May truth and virtue be your guide and happy be your lot. Yet one request I ask beside that you forget me not. – Charlotte Rumsey As we have this fleeting year. Shown we not review the past. Long we cannot tarry here. This perhaps may be our last. Calvin Doolittle – Enfield Though small am I yet death may soon the morning come defy and hide my soul go home. Nicholas J. Rumsey – Enfield Wept by the winds untimely blast. Parched by the suns directer ray. The momentary glories waste. The short-lived beauties die away. J. Stephen Travis – Enfield (Job Chapter 14 – bible) Dennis Gibbs – Newfield Tompkins Co. NY. Weep not for them for they have past to happier times above where thoughts are fading fast in never ending love – William Cramer – New York Jacob Everhart – Newfield NY Helen Caldwell – Newfield Tompkins Co. NY May thy life be a happy one may sorrow and care never sudden they hurt. Nor find a place there. Sarahjane Rumsey – NY But I whispered when I am gone For ever from your sight and others have forgotten me Don’t you forget me quite – Phebe Rumsey – Enfield Think some times on these happy hours That I have spent with you. And when your thought to Ohio rove remember me remember me. – Samson Travis One simple wish let friendship name Tis not a sigh for wealth or fam tis this humble dame. Remember me – Enfield - Christeann Doolittle Behold the cluster of the vine. That round the forest trees entrance and fruits in rich profusion rise to feat the taste and please the yes – John Robison Doolittle – Enfield NY Gather ye rosebud while ye may Old time is still a flying and this same flower that smiles to day tomorrow will be dying – Harrison H. Doolittle – Enfield May happiness thy life attend this ardent wish is from your friend – Alphonsine Hungerford – Enfield NY All fought _________ _____ I’ll fought _______ - Schuyler Rumsey Jane Travis – Enfield Tompkins County NY Token of esteem- Charity Doolittle Only a sweet and holy soul. Hath charms that never fly. White flowers decay and seasons rolls. It cannot die…..Matilda Baxter Simeon Rumsey – Enfield Tompkins County NY Harriet Kelly, Ithaca NY Oh yes if money guides my way My little bark shell safely move and say it in that joyful day. Contain the souls of all I love – Maryjane Cramer Enfield Absent but not forgotten – Christeann Kraviz The rose what a beautiful flower with all its sweetest hue. Soon must wither and decay so must I and you. Enfield – Sylvenus J. Holly, NY Sweet spin of days and roses made whose sweets around us lie they days depart they roses fade for thou must die. – Rebecca Holly We have been friends together It cannot all be over We will be friends forever. Though here we meet no more. Enfield Elizabeth Loveless Love and friendship – Abagail Smith – Enfield NY A mark of friendship pleasing power in this small trifle see and sometimes in a lonely hour view it and think of me. Urania C. Saxton – Newfield Forget me not as I forget not thee and in the mansion of thy hart oh keep a place for me – Lydia Ann Chase In friendship we meet in friendship we past good luck is my wish with all my hart. J Woodworth Fayett As often as this block you see Remember then to pray for unworthy me. Clarissa Gibbs Travis Gibbs – Newfield Tompkins County NY Oh ye to whom this prize is given. Nor let _____ hands your treasure too but hold it as the gift of heaven. Hannah Weatherby Think of me Ruth Sherwood Enfield NY The timid fawn is not more wild nor yet more gay and free. The lilies is not more pure in all its purity. Of all the wild flowers in the woods as by the ________________ pure than she the farmers daughter. Nelson Loveless Enfield NY March 2, 1850. When this you see though far away remember me some future day. Isaac J. Rumsey Enfield But many days may pass away __________ I again shall see amid the young the fair the gay one who resembles thee. Edwin Loveless Newfield Elizabeth Smith- Enfield Tompkins County NY For age and want save while you may no morning sun last a whole day Eleey Douglas – Newfield NY Youth is the time to serve the lord the time to insure the great________ Martha Rumsey Oft times though far from you do I remember well the happy hours though few no other _____can tell Betsy Prichor William Bird – Enfield Our fugitive years are all hastening away and we must _________ long lie as lowly as they. Frances M. Nobles – Enfield NY Remember the creator with the glad (hart) and joy shall be thy potion when thou with life shall past James Rumsey – Enfield Betsy Wood – Enfield Tompkins County New York Jane Rumsey – Enfield NY Swift prayer these hours when friendship spreads from us both in dreams of ____________ nor dreams we ought can take from us those dear delights that twine around and ________________happy moments still. I view may the lord blaze your ____________ forever. Martha A. Rumsey Forget me not when far away amidst a thoughtless world you stay forget me not when death shall close those eyelids in their last expose Betsey C. Hungerford – Enfield John B. Rumsey – Enfield NY Julia Ann Rumsey – Enfield Tompkins County New York The rose is just like love heavenly fragrance a round it through in the mist of briars it blows just like love Cornelia Ann Rumsey – Enfield NY John B. Rumsey – Enfield NY From your friend – Anna Rumsey – Enfield Lucinda Thomas – Enfield Tompkins County NY Julia Ann Rumsey – Enfield Tompkins County NY When this you see remember me though absent from my sight and I will do this same by you with pleasure and delight. Philip Kresegen – Newfield NY Forget me not – Jake Rumsey What would the rose with all her pride be worth were there no seen to call her brightness forth maidens unloved like flowers in darkness thrown while but that light which comes from love alone – Benj Hungerford – Enfield, NY The voice of friendship – Catherine Douglas – Newfield, NY Lucinda Thomas – Enfield Tompkins County New York From your friend – Anna Rumsey – Enfield NY Purity is time beauty – Ruth Jane Rumsey – Enfield NY Anxious love defiance the mind tis anguish ______ and folly joined – Phebe Rumsey – Newfield Though waters may past us and distance likewise perchance we may meet ever long in the skies. – Teresa A. Smith – Enfield At ten a child at twenty wild at thirty strong if ever at forty wise at fifty sick at sixty good or never – Louis Smith – Enfield May your life be ever one of love and _____ and may ever your youthful brow be free from care and sorrow as it is now – Rebecca Nicholson - Enfield In vain our flocks and fields increase our store. When our abundance make up wish for more – John A. Nobles Enfield 1850 Marice Kern – Newfield NY A line or two I leave with you a taken of respect when this you see remember me and you I never (shell) forget – Sarah L. Hungerford - Enfield Then take this token of esteem in memory of me I’ll never forget the pleasing dreams of times I’ve spent with thee. Mary Ann Douglas – Newfield If fashion claim not all thy heart then let me hope to share a part. Hannah Smith – Enfield NY John L. Travis – Enfield Tompkins County NY Who when the spring of life is gone and all its blooming flowers flower will ___ old maids when left behind the grace of it virtuous mend – Samuel Finger – Geneva Speak gently love doth whisper low the vows that true hearts bind and gently friendships accents flower affections voice is kissed. Hannah Singer - Genoa Annette Houser – Genoa Cayuga County NY All golden thoughts all wealth of days growth friendship love measure surround you so may you smile till life be closed and angel bands have around you. – Elizabeth Rumsey Enfield It is not much the world can give with all its subtle art and gold or gems are not the things to satisfy the heart. Marinda Smith – Enfield When thorns upon thy path shall fall when clouds shall with thy sunshine blend this slight memorial share recall a faithful friend. A.M. Wood – Enfield O if thy love but equal mine what happiness in store when two found heart entwined and meet to pact no more. Peter V. Bogart – Barton, NY If fashion claim not all thy heart then let me hope to share a part – Hannah Smith – Enfield Caroline Porter – Enfield Tompkins County New York Marquis Benter – Enfield